Ms. D's Kitchen - Table reservation

We're on a journey to try all local Aborigine owned restaurants. We've seen the billboard and wanted to give their food a try. For starters, there's no restroom in this sit down restaurant. The vibe felt a little off as we were asked the same questions (not as in hello, how are you. A bunch of the same random questions) by several people coming and going. We were stared at as we sat, talked, and ate. There was no menu or price listing. There were very few options, one drink option, and we were served a spoonful of food which didn't reflect the price. Now, everything wasn't all bad. We did enjoy the food. It was delicious. Our overall experience was OK, but we didn't feel very welcomed. We do...

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I have eaten here many times and referred my friends and family. Gene is a friend of mine. The meals are inconsistent. Sometimes its fabulous and sometimes not so good. Last night was disgraceful. I ordered smothered chicken liver which is one of my favorites. The gravy was much too salty. My sides were black eyed peas and rice. I got black eyed peas that were dried and hard with some rice on top and another side of rice. My corn bread was nothing but crumbs.i cannot believed you served food like that. I will not be back.

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Ms. D's is the best in town! And such a wonderful person. Even the lemonade and tea is exceptional. LOVE Ms. D's!

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Didnt get to eat. Walked in to gawks and uncomfortable stares. No menu. Rude.

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Service was slow it was about 30 anthey were told ahead of time

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